Aparna Brielle

American actress, dancer and producer, Aparna Brielle is known for her roles in movies and television shows like Cooper Barrett's Survival Guide to Life A.P. Bio Jay Silent Bob Dead Girls Detective Agency The Infinite Issuces The Librarians Girly Tales Grimm and Girly Tales. Aparna Brielle went to Valley Catholic School in Beaverton Oregon (then known as St. Mary of the Valley). She went to Arts & Communications High School prior to enrolling at Linfield College to study marketing. Aparna Brielle has associated with Momentum Talent and Literary Agency Talent and Literary Agency Burbank California United States. The actress is a member from an Indian American family. Aparna was born in Cedar Mill, a suburb of Portland Oregon. When she was nine years old, and had just completed three months of Bharatanatyam Dance training, Aparna received her Arangetram performance. In an episode entitled How to get through your roommate's girlfriend in Cooper Barrett's Survival Guide the actress played an attractive woman. The comedy TV series A.P. began airing Aparna's recurring role in the role of Sarika Sarkar. Bio. The character she portrayed on the series was a determined student, who strives to achieve her goals and always strives to move up in the world. The character she played was Jihad, the Muslim woman brought in the United States by her mother in the 2019 comedy film Jay and Silentbob Reboot. Aparna was close along with Harley Quinn Smith the daughter of Kevin Smith a filmmaker and actor. Aparna Britelle was born on 5th February in Clackamas. Her parents had originally intended to have their baby in St. Vincent's Hospital located in Southwest Portland. The hospital was not open and the family had to travel to Clackamas. Brielle attended college at Cedar Mill Portland and completed her sophomore and freshman year with Valley Catholic High School. The next school she attended was Arts and Communication Magnet Academy Beaverton which is where she earned her high-school diploma. The aspirations of her education did not cease until this point. Linfield College was where she was also studying marketing. She was able to graduate in only three years, instead of the usual four years. Aparna Brielle realized that she wanted to become an actress when she was a child. Television shows and Disney films were among her top choices, and she aspired in the hopes of achieving what she saw on screen. Young Brielle was open about her ambitions with her parents, and was enrolled in various classes. Music and dance. Bharatanatyam - an Indian classical dance performed solely by girls or female girl - was one of these classes. Brielle's dancing was impressive, as she completed the course in just a single year. Arangetram which was her stage name during that time, was the debut she had when she turned nine. Brielle also attended classes for acting in order to enhance her skills. Brielle also participated in several school plays and joined Northwest Children's Theater.