Aparna Brielle

The American actress choreographer, dancer and director Brielle has appeared in movies and TV shows, including Cooper Barrett's The Guide to Surviving Life A.P. Bio Jay and Silent Bob The Reboot Dead Girls Detective Agency infinite problems The Librarians Girly Tales Grimm Aparna attended Valley Catholic School, formerly called St. Mary of the Valley in Beaverton Oregon. After enrolling in Arts & Communications High School in the fall of 2004, she went on to attend Linfield College with a major in marketing. Aparnabrielle was contracted by Momentum Talent and Literary Agency Talent and Literary Agency Burbank California United States. Aparna is the daughter of an Indian and an American couple. Aparna grew-up in Cedar Mill neighborhood of Portland Oregon. In only 3 years, she became the youngest Bharatanatyam performer in the entire world. The actress was featured in the February 2016 episode of Cooper Barrett's The Survival Guide for attractive women in the show How to Deal with the Girlfriend Who is your roommate. The comedy TV series A.P. began airing Aparna's recurring role in the role of Sarika Sarkar. Bio. The character she played on this show has been described as professional student who's constantly trying to achieve perfection to climb up the ladder. She brought to life the character of Jihad a Muslim girl who was sent into America U.S. by her mother in the upcoming comedy movie Jay and Silentbob Reboot. Aparna was close along with Harley Quinn Smith the daughter of Kevin Smith a filmmaker and actor. Aparna Brielle's birthday is 5 February 1994 in Clackamas in Oregon. The parents initially intended to have their baby within St. Vincent's Hospital located in Southwest Portland. But the hospital was closed and the family had to travel to Clackamas. Brielle went to college at Cedar Mill Portland and completed her sophomore and freshman year in Valley Catholic High School. When she graduated from the high school she went into Arts and Communication Magnet Academy Beaverton. The actress continued her education. Linfield College was where she further studied Marketing. She graduated in just three years instead of the normal four years. Aparna Brielle was aware of her desire to be an actress since when she was little. She was a big fan of Disney and television shows, which she watched with great fascination. Brielle was a young girl. Brielle was open about her ambitions with her parents, and was placed in different classes. Classes included music as well as dancing. Bharatanatyam is one of the Indian classical dance which was danced by a girl or woman. Brielle finished her dance class within three years. She made her debut on stage (known in the stage name Arangetram) in the age of only nine. Brielle went to classes in order to improve her acting. Brielle also participated in several school plays and joined Northwest Children's Theater.