Aparna Brielle

American actress, dancer and producer Aparna Brielle was featured in TV and film shows like Cooper Barrett's guide to Surviving Life A.P. Bio Jay Silent Bob Dead Girls Detective Agency The Infinite Issues The Librarians Girly Tales Grimm and Girly Tales. Aparna attended Valley Catholic School, formerly named St. Mary of the Valley in Beaverton Oregon. After that, she was enrolled in Arts & Communications High School and eventually attended Linfield College as a marketing major. Aparnabrielle was contracted by Momentum Talent and Literary Agency Talent and Literary Agency Burbank California United States. Aparna was born to an Indian and an American couple. Aparna grew up in the Cedar Mill area of the Portland Oregon metropolitan area. In just three years of Bharatanatyam training, she was one of the youngest Bharatanatyam performers in the world. She appeared in a 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. She started playing Sarika Sarkar as a frequent role in A.P.'s comedy series A.P. Bio. The show's role is described as being a job driven college student who always strives to achieve the highest standard and rise up the ladder. In the buddy comedy Jay and Silent Bob Reboot, she played Jihad who is an Muslim who was sent by her mother in the U.S. Aparna was close and has a close relationship with Harley Quinn Smith the daughter of Kevin Smith a filmmaker and actor. Aparna Brielle was born on 5th February 1994, in Clackamas, Oregon. The birth was initially scheduled to take place within St. Vincent's Hospital in southwest Portland but the hospital ran out of beds and so her parents had to go to Clackamas. Brielle went to college in Cedar Mill Portland and completed her sophomore and freshman year in Valley Catholic High School. After that, she attended Arts and Communication Magnet Academy, Beaverton and earned her degree. She continued to pursue the education she had been pursuing. Linfield College was where she also studied marketing. She had a stellar academic record in college, graduating with a degree in three rather than four years. Aparna first became aware of the desire to be an actor when she was a young child. She was an avid lover of Disney and TV shows which she watched with great interest. Brielle was placed in various classes after sharing her goals to her family. The music and dance classes were among them. Bharatanatyam is is an Indian classical solo dance by women or girls performed alone. Brielle was able to complete her dance course within three years. In the age of nine years old, she performed her stage debut as Arangetram. Brielle took acting classes in order to improve her acting skills. Brielle took part in numerous school plays, and became a member of The Northwest Children's Theater.

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