Aparna Brielle

American actress Aparna Briel has been a dancer featured in a variety of films and shows such as Cooper Barrett's The Surviving Story. A.P. Bio Jay and Silent Bob A Reboot Dead Girls Detective Agency infinite problems The Librarians Girly Tales Grimm Aparna has graduated from Valley Catholic School. Then she enrolled in Arts & Communications High School and eventually attended Linfield College as a marketing major. Aparna has been signed by Momentum Talent and Literary Agency Talent and Literary Agency Burbank California United States. The actress is a member of an Indian American family. Aparna was raised in Cedar Mill, a suburb of Portland Oregon. When she was nine years old, following just 3 years of Bharatanatyam Dance training, Aparna graduated with an Arangetram Performance. She played the role of a beautiful woman in an episode called "How to Survive the Roommate's Girlfriend" from Cooper Barrett's Surviving guide to Living. In the year 2018, Aparna Brielle started playing the character as Sarika Sarkar in the TV comedy A.P. Bio. The character she played on this show has been described as driven student, who is constantly striving to achieve perfection and climb the ladder. In the buddy comedy Jay Silent Bob Reboot she played Jihad who was the name of a Muslim sent by her mother to the U.S. Aparna has a close relationship with Harley Quinn Smith who is the actor and director Kevin Smith's child. Aparna was born in Clackamas on 5th February 1994. Her birth had originally been scheduled for St. Vincent's Hospital southwest Portland however because of a shortage of beds, the hospital had to force her parents to move to Clackamas. Brielle completed the first two years during high school in Valley Catholic High School and attended college at Cedar Mill Portland. She moved next to Arts and Communication Magnet Academy Beaverton and received her diploma from high school. The actress's educational ambitions did not end here. She also studied in Linfield College, in Oregon. The actress did extremely well during her time at Linfield College, and she graduated three years early instead of taking four. Aparna Brielle realized that she wanted to become an actress as a young child. The shows she watched on TV as well as Disney movies were her favorites, and she aspired in the hopes of achieving what she saw who appeared on the screen. Brielle's parents shared with her the goals and dreams she had. She was then placed in various classes. Music and dance. Bharatanatyam, is an Indian classical solo dance by females or girls that is performed by themselves. Brielle completed her class within three years. Arangetram was the first time she performed on stage. Brielle began her stage career at only nine years old. Brielle was enrolled in acting classes in order to enhance her skills. Brielle also participated in several school productions and was a part of the Northwest Children's Theater.