Vidya, 37, who is revered as one of the most talented performers in the country, has failed to get the box-office ringing with the dismal performances of her last few releases, "Ghanchakkar", "Bobby Jasoos" and "Shaadi Ke Side Effects".
At the same time, her contemporaries like Kangana Ranaut and Deepika Padukone have been basking in the glory of the success of their respective films.
But an unperturbed Vidya said she just strives to better herself with each project.
"I am living in a world where it is all about me... I don't see anyone else in that world. I don't see it as these many people are at the top and what will happen tomorrow if I am not there at the top because I don't consider that (being at the top) I think all of us are living parellely," she said.
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"Today, there is a lot of scope for female actors. Everyone tells me that this trend was started by me.. I feel if 0.01 per cent credit goes to me I am humbled. We are seeing women all around us taking charge of life and their stories are inspiring us, which is why people are writing strong wonderful scripts and actors are doing it," Vidya said.
"The more successful these films are, the more money will get invested into these kinds of films. I think each one of us is contributing equally," she said.
"I loved Kangana in 'Tanu Weds Manu Returns' and 'Queen'... I loved Anushka in 'NH 10', Bhoomi Pednekar in 'Dum Lagake Haisha'. I think lots of interesting stuff is happening these days," she said.
Vidya will be seen next in Mohit Suri's upcoming love saga 'Humari Adhuri Kahaani', where she is paired opposite Emraan Hashmi.
Besides, she has been signed on for two more films but the actress is not keen to reveal details about it.