Aparna Brielle

American dancer, actor 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 Dead Girls Detective Agency Infinite Questions The Librarians Girly Tales Grimm Aparnabrielle was a student at Valley Catholic School. The next step was to enroll in Arts & Communications High School. Her final destination was to Linfield College, where she studied Marketing. Aparna has been signed by Momentum Talent and Literary Agency Talent and Literary Agency Burbank California United States. Aparna was the daughter of a couple who were both Indian Americans. Aparna lived in the Cedar Mill neighborhood of Portland Oregon. In just 3 years, she became the youngest Bharatanatyam performer in the entire world. In the episode titled How to get through the girlfriend of your roommate in Cooper Barrett's Survival Handbook, she played an attractive woman. She began playing Sarika Sarkar as a frequent character in A.P.'s comedy program A.P. Bio. The show's portrayal is described as job driven college student who always strives to achieve the highest standard and rise up the ladder. Brielle brought to life the role of Jihad a Muslim girl who was sent into America U.S. by her mother in the upcoming comedy Jay and Silentbob Reboot. Aparna Brielle was a friend of Harley Quinn Smith. Harley Quinn Smith is the daughter of director Kevin Smith. Aparna Brielle's birthday is 5 February 1994 in Clackamas in Oregon. The birth was originally scheduled for St. Vincent's Hospital southwest Portland however because of a shortage of beds at the hospital, it was forced by her parents to move to Clackamas. Brielle finished both her primary and secondary year during high school in Valley Catholic High School and her college in Cedar Mill Portland. After that, she attended Arts and Communication Magnet Academy, Beaverton and earned her certificate. The actress's educational ambitions did not end here. The actress also studied marketing at Linfield College in Oregon. She had a stellar academic performance in her college studies, and graduated after three instead of four years. Aparna Brielle made the choice to become a professional actor during her childhood. Brielle was a huge lover of Disney and TV shows which she watched with great fascination. Brielle informed her parents of her dreams and hopes and was enrolled in different classes. Dance and music. Bharatanatyam is an Indian classic solo dance that females or girls that is performed by themselves. Brielle completed her class in just three years. When she was nine, Brielle made her stage debut (known as Arangetram). Brielle attended classes to develop her skills as an actor. Brielle also participated in several school plays and joined Northwest Children's Theater.