Ana Nikolic threatens court over Natasa Bekvalac poster
The singer warned on Instagram that whoever posted a poster with her name and Natasa Bekvalac's would face court. Commenters told her it advertises a themed night, not a concert.

Singer Ana Nikolic warned on Instagram on Saturday, October 17, that whoever posted a poster with her name and the name of Natasa Bekvalac would “take a walk to the Palace of Justice.” The poster, however, did not announce a concert. It advertised a themed night where songs by both singers are played.
Ana Nikolic took the poster for an announcement of a joint performance and reacted right away on her account, @ananikolicofficial. She wrote that no such performance exists and that whoever put the poster up would end up in court.
What does the poster say that made the singer speak out?
A poster for a themed night, at which songs by Ana Nikolic and Natasa Bekvalac are played, has been circulating on social media. It does not give the place, the date or the organizer.
So it is an evening of music by two singers, not a joint appearance on stage. By her own account, Ana Nikolic read the poster as an announcement of a performance.
What did Ana Nikolic write on Instagram?
She blamed the person who posted the poster and made the court threat in the same post. It names no concrete step, only a warning that whoever put the poster up would have to answer in court. The message read:
This is NONSENSE. THERE IS NO PERFORMANCE. BUT WHOEVER POSTED THIS WILL TAKE A WALK TO THE PALACE OF JUSTICE. I SPEAK EXCLUSIVELY FOR MYSELF.
She signed the post with her own name and limited the threat with the line that she speaks only for herself.
How did commenters respond?
A large number of comments followed. Many users pointed out that the poster says themed night, not concert, and not a joint performance with Natasa Bekvalac, but an evening devoted to their songs.
Some told her she should have read the poster more carefully before reacting. Others noted that the announcement itself made clear it was an evening of music by two popular singers. Among the comments were these:
- “It clearly says themed night…”
- “Ana, delete this first thing in the morning…”
Has Natasa Bekvalac responded?
No. As of publication, Natasa Bekvalac has not commented publicly on the poster or on Ana’s reaction. It is also not known who posted the poster, or whether the themed night will take place at all, since no organizer is named.



