“High School Musical” Gives an Outstanding Message About Acceptance by Teenagers
It had to be something special from Walt Disney Company to produce their most successful television movie fetching whopping 7.7 million audiences. It has brought about tremendous responses from the parents n particular and has been considered as a trend setter regarding teenage movies.
A rated G movie, directed by Kenny Ortega and decorated by the words of Peter Barsocchini, emphasizes on the circumstances through which a person has to go when in teenage.
At New Year’s Eve party Troy Bolton (Zac Efron) and Gabriella Montez (Vanessa Hudgenss) together. While singing karaoke together they discover their love for music and interest in each other. When Gabriella, a bright student, joins new school she finds Troy the basketball icon. As Troy and Gabriella become friends they win a call up for audition.
Troy’s basket ball teammates and Gabriella’s mates conspire to break for their breakup. Ashley Tisdale (Sharpay) and Brother Ryan, former champions try to disrupt Troy and Gabriella cal back by getting their drama teacher Alyson Reed to change the time of the callback to interfere with Troy’s championship basketball game and Gabriella’s event. Both Troy and Gabriella lead their team to victory and also feature in all three events.
There were enthralling performances from the lead actors and one wonders why were such topics neglected before.