Aparna Brielle

The American actress, dancer and director Aparna Brielle has been featured in films and shows such as Cooper Barrett's The Guide to Surviving Life A.P. Bio Jay Silent Bob Dead Girls Detective Agency and Infinite Issues The Librarians Girly Tales Grimm and Girly Tales. Aparnabrielle attended Valley Catholic School. Following her enrollment at Arts & Communications High School, she attended Linfield College with a major in marketing. Aparna is signed to Momentum Talent and Literary Agency Talent and Literary Agency Burbank California United States. Aparna was the daughter of two couples who were both Indian American. Aparna grew to be a young woman at Cedar Mill. When she was nine years old, after just three years of Bharatanatyam dance training, she graduated with an Arangetram Performance. In February Brielle was a guest on the episode How to Survive the Roommate's girlfriend in Cooper Barrett's book on surviving life as an attractive woman. The TV show comedy A.P. began airing Aparna's recurring role in the role of Sarika Sarkar. Bio. She was described on the show as a student with a strong career who strives to move to the top of the mountain. The character she played was Jihad as a Muslim woman sent into America by mother in the 2019 comedy film Jay and Silentbob Reboot. Aparna Brielle has been acquainted with Harley Quinn Smith daughter of the actor and filmmaker Kevin Smith. Aparna Brielle was born on 5th Feb 1994, in Clackamas Oregon. Her birth was initially planned to be held at St. Vincent's Hospital in the southwest of Portland however the hospital was out of beds, and her parents needed to be taken to Clackamas. Brielle completed the first two years in high school Valley Catholic High School and her college in Cedar Mill Portland. After completing high school, she went on to Arts and Communication Magnet Academy Beaverton. The actress continued the education she had been pursuing. She continued her studies in Linfield College, in Oregon. The actress was a remarkable student throughout her university years, finishing in just three years instead of four. Aparna Brielle first knew that she wanted to be an actor when she was only a kid. Her favorite TV programs as well as Disney movies were her favorites as she sought out order to look like those in the movies. Brielle, a young girl, shared her ambitions with her family members and was put into different classes. Classes included music as well as dancing. Bharatanatyam - a Indian classical dance only performed by girls or female girl - was a part of the classes. Brielle's dance was outstanding and she was able to complete the course within a mere three year. Arangetram the stage name she was using in the era was her debut performance she performed when she was nine. Brielle took classes for acting in order to enhance her skills. Brielle was also a part of several school plays and joined Northwest Children's Theater.