"Baywatch" has minted more than the superhero film over the weekend. 

According to the numbers provided by the production banner behind "Baywatch", the film released in India on Friday in 948 screens, and its gross box office figure is Rs 10.1 crore. 

If we talk about Warner Bros' "Wonder Woman", the film is doing well internationally, and topped the box office in North America with an estimated $100.5 million debut weekend, making the Patty Jenkins-directed superhero film the biggest ever opening weekend for a female director.

The latest DC Comics superhero movie, starring Gal Gadot, is the first big-budget superhero movie with a female lead to be directed by a woman, Xinhua reported.

The previous record-holder for top opening for a female director was Sam Taylor-Johnson's "Fifty Shades of Grey" which debuted with an $85 million weekend in 2015.

Overseas, "Wonder Woman" also won the weekend with $122.5 million from 55 markets for a global cume of $223 million.

"A perfectly cast Gal Gadot in the lead role coupled with a great release date, killer marketing campaign and above all a great movie that has both critics and audiences buzzing on social media, contributed to this better than expected result," said movie analyst Paul Dergarabedian at comScore

Gadot revealed her fondness for MAC Red Lipstick in Diva, reports eonline.com.

"This is a burgundy shade, but I like red too. I like strong lips," she told InStyle.

The 32-year-old actress opened up about her past struggle in Hollywood at host Jimmy Fallon's show "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon", reports aceshowbiz.com.

"This profession, the rejection is tough. I had so many almost and another camera test and it was almost mine. Then another and another. I was telling my husband, I'm not sure how long I can take it. Dragging my family to Los Angeles doing this," Gadot said.

Gadot said she did not even know what role she would play when "Batman v Superman" director Zack Snyder asked her to do an audition. 

"I got a phone call from Zack Snyder who wanted to audition me for this secret role," said Gadot. 

"I did the audition. It went great. I went back to Israel to shoot a movie and I didn't know if I wanted to continue acting afterwards. I'm in Israel, they tell me they wanted to do a camera test-again, a camera test, again-another almost, almost.