Aparna Brielle

American actress, dancer and producer, Aparna Brielle was cast in films and TV programs like Cooper Barrett's Guide to Surviving Life A.P. Bio Jay and Silent Bob The Reboot Dead Girls Detective Agency Infinite Issues Librarians, Girly Tales and Grimm. Aparnabrielle was a pupil at Valley Catholic School. Her next step was to enroll at Arts & Communications High School. She eventually went on to Linfield College, where she studied marketing. Aparna Brielle was signed by Momentum Talent and Literary Agency Talent and Literary Agency Burbank California United States. Aparna was the daughter of an Indian couple. Indian Americans. Aparna lived within Cedar Mill of Portland Oregon's metro area. When she was nine, when she was one of the youngest Bharatanatyam dancers to graduate in an Arangetram performance after a mere 3 years of training. The role she played was that of a beautiful woman in an episode titled "How to Survive the Girlfriend Of Your Roommate" from Cooper Barrett's Surviving Guide to The Real World. The actress began performing the role of Sarika Sarkar in the comedy show A.P. Bio. Bio. Her character was depicted in the show as a spirited student trying to stay ahead and do what is right. The character she played was Jihad who was a Muslim woman brought into America by mother in the 2019 comedy film Jay and Silentbob Reboot. Aparna Brielle was close to Harley Quinn Smith daughter of the actor and filmmaker Kevin Smith. Aparna Brielle was born 5th Feb 1994, in Clackamas Oregon. The parents initially planned to give birth in St. Vincent's Hospital located in Southwest Portland. However, the hospital was closed and they had to drive to Clackamas. Brielle finished her high schooling in Valley Catholic High School, and then attended college in Cedar Mill Portland. She earned her highschool diploma at the Arts and Communication Magnet Academy in Beaverton. She didn't stop her education at the school. Linfield College was where she further studied Marketing. The actress did extremely well at school and graduated three years early instead of having to wait for four years. Aparna Brielle first knew her desire to be an actor when she was only a kid. Television shows and Disney movies were her favorites, and she aspired in an attempt to be like the actors on screen. Brielle, a young girl had shared her dreams with her family members and was put into different classes. Music and dance. Bharatanatyam is an Indian classical dance that was performed by a single girl or woman. Brielle excelled in her Bharatanatyam class she completed the class in three years. In the year she turned nine years old, Brielle performed her debut on stage (known by the name of Arangetram). Brielle attended acting classes to improve her acting skills. Brielle also participated in several school productions and joined her local theater group, the Northwest Children's Theater.