Aparna Brielle

American actress, dancer and producer Aparna Brielle has been featured in TV and film shows such as Cooper Barrett's Guide to Surviving Life A.P. Bio Jay and Silent Bob Reboot Dead Girls Detective Agency Infinite Issues Librarians, Girly Tales and Grimm. Aparna Brielle was a student at Valley Catholic School in Beaverton Oregon (then named St. Mary of the Valley). Her next move was to enroll in Arts & Communications High School. She eventually went on to Linfield College, where she majored in marketing. Aparna Brielle has been associated with Momentum Talent and Literary Agency Talent and Literary Agency Burbank California United States. The actress is a member of an Indian American family. Aparna became an adult woman living at Cedar Mill. She was 9 years old when she was one of the most youthful Bharatanatyam dancers to be awarded the Arangetram dance after mere 3 years of training. The actress was featured in the February 2016 episode on Cooper Barrett's Guide to Survival Life as Attractive Women in How to Get Through the Night with your roommate. In 2018, Aparna Brielle was cast in the role of Sarika Sarkar in the tv comedy A.P. Bio. The character she played in the show was a committed student who works to succeed and constantly strives to rise to the top of the ladder. Brielle brought to life the role of Jihad who is a Muslim girl brought into the U.S. by her mother in the upcoming comedy film Jay and Silent Bob: Reboot. Aparna shares a relationship Harley Quinn Smith who is the actress and director Kevin Smith's daughter. Aparna was born in Clackamas on the 5th day of February 1994. Her birth was initially scheduled for St. Vincent's Hospital southwest Portland however because of a shortage of beds the hospital forced her parents to relocate to Clackamas. Brielle completed her first and second year in high school Valley Catholic High School and her college in Cedar Mill Portland. Brielle earned her high school diploma in the Arts and Communication Magnet Academy in Beaverton. The actress's educational ambitions did not end here. She was also a student in Linfield College, in Oregon. She was quite an exceptional student in her time at Linfield College, and graduated in only three years rather than four. Aparna Brielle had a dream to be an actress since when she was little. Her favorite TV programs and Disney films were among her top choices, and she aspired in an attempt to be like the actors in the movies. Brielle's parents shared with her their dreams and hopes. Then she was placed into different classes. Dance and music. A particular class taught was Bharatanatyam which is an Indian traditional dance that is performed in a solo by a woman or girl. Brielle finished her dance class in just three years. Arangetram, her stage name in the era was her debut performance she had when she turned nine. Brielle also attended classes in acting to develop her abilities. She has also taken part in school performances as well as joining her local theater group, the Northwest Children's Theater.