i wouldnt mind living wid my inlaws(when i get married)...infact i would expect any son to wanna live wid his parents and try to create a bridge betn the wife and the parents....
but the idea of chacha, chachi, maasa, maasi all under the same roof doesn't really apeal 2 me.....i agree both types have their share of problems, lyk mine is a nuclear family but it is not unaffected by the issues of property n land division but tats as far as its gone.....
i remember last year when i visited my maternal grandparents who live in a joint family, there were lyk fights on a daily basis....evry small thing was turned into a huge issue frm who's child drank how much milk, which son is contributing the maximum to the household(tats the major issue) and even who's got the biggest room...geez it was lyk maddening out there....
imo it wld b better to live separate but in close contacts...infact i think its thru nuclear families tat u learn to appreciate family ties and the value of the ppl around u....