Aparna Brielle

American actor and actress Aparna has been a dancer featured in a variety of films and shows like Cooper Barrett's The Surviving Story. A.P. Bio Jay and Silent Bob Dead Girls Detective Agency Infinite Questions Librarians Girly Tales Grimm Aparna Brielle went to Valley Catholic School in Beaverton Oregon (then known as St. Mary of the Valley). She then got enrolled at Arts & Communications High School and later attended Linfield College as a marketing major. Aparnabrielle was hired by Momentum Talent and Literary Agency Talent and Literary Agency Burbank California United States. She was the child of a couple who were both Indian American. Aparna became an attractive young lady at Cedar Mill. At the age of 9 she was able to graduate from Arangetram after only 3 years Bharatanatyam dancing training. She is one of most aspiring Bharatanatyam artists. The actress was featured as a beautiful Woman in an episode titled How to Survive Your Roommate's Girlfriend from the sitcom Cooper Barrett's Handbook to Surviving Life in February 2016. The actress began performing the role of Sarika Sarkar for the comedy TV series A.P. Bio. Her character in the show was described as a professional student that is always trying to be perfect and rise up the ranks. The actress brought life to the character Jihad an Muslim girl brought in her home in the U.S. by her mother in the comedy film Jay and Silent Bob: Reboot. Aparna Brielle is a friend of Harley Quinn Smith, the daughter of actor and filmmaker Kevin Smith. Aparna was born in Clackamas on the 5th day of February 1994. Her parents were forced to move to Clackamas after St. Vincent's Hospital, southwest Portland ran out of rooms. Brielle completed her first and second years of high school at Valley Catholic High School and attended college at Cedar Mill Portland. Brielle earned her high school diploma at the Arts and Communication Magnet Academy located in Beaverton. Her aspirations in education continued to grow at this stage. The actress was also enrolled in marketing at Linfield College in Oregon. She did exceptionally well in school, graduating three years before her classmates instead of getting four. Aparna began to realize her dream of becoming an actor as a small child. She grew up watching Disney television and films and wanted to become like the stars she admired. Young Brielle shared her aspirations with her parents, and was enrolled in various classes. The dance and music classes were among them. Bharatanatyam is an Indian dance that can be performed by a girl or a woman. Brielle's performance was exceptional, as she completed the course in just a single year. When she was nine years old, she performed her debut on stage as Arangetram. Brielle also took classes to develop her performance skills. Brielle has also participated in school plays in addition to joining her local theater group, the Northwest Children's Theater.