Aparna Brielle

The American actress as well as dancer and director, Aparna Brielle has appeared in movies and shows such as Cooper Barrett's guide to Surviving Life A.P. Bio Jay and Silent Bob Reboot Dead Girls Detective Agency Infinite Issues: The Librarians, Girly Tales and Grimm. Aparnabrielle was a student at Valley Catholic School. Her next step was to attend Arts & Communications High School. She eventually went on to Linfield College, where she studied Marketing. Aparna Brielle has been contracted by Momentum Talent and Literary Agency Talent and Literary Agency Burbank California United States. Her parents were an Indian American couple. Aparna became a young woman at Cedar Mill. In only 3 years, she became the youngest Bharatanatyam performer in the entire world. She appeared in a February 2016 episode on Cooper Barrett's A Guide to surviving as Attractive Women in How to Deal with the Girlfriend Who is your roommate. In 2018, Aparna Brielle began playing the recurring role of Sarika Sarkar for the comedy series A.P. Bio. Bio. Her character was described in the series as an ambitious student that constantly strives to get ahead while doing the right thing. Brielle played Jihad, an Muslim woman who was sent to America by her mother in the 2019 buddy film Jay and Silentbob Reboot. Aparna Brielle has been friends with Harley Quinn Smith daughter of the actor and filmmaker Kevin Smith. Aparna was born in Clackamas on the 5th day of February 1994. Her parents had originally planned to give birth in St. Vincent's Hospital located in southwest Portland. But the hospital was closed and they had to drive to Clackamas. Brielle completed her high school days with Valley Catholic High School, as well as her time in college in Cedar Mill Portland. She earned her highschool diploma through the Arts and Communication Magnet Academy located in Beaverton. The actress's educational ambitions did not end here. Linfield College (Oregon) is also where she studied marketing. She was an outstanding student in her time at Linfield College, finishing in just three rather than four years. Aparna began to realize the desire to be an actor while she was a child. She grew up watching Disney films and TV series and wanted to become like her idols. Brielle was put in different classes after sharing her goals with her parents. Music and Dance. A particular class taught was Bharatanatyam which is an Indian traditional dance that is performed in a solo by girls or women. Brielle completed her class within three years. Arangetram the stage name she was using in the era made her debut when she made when she turned nine. Brielle took acting classes in order to improve her acting skills. Brielle also participated in several school productions and was a part of the Northwest Children's Theater.